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Innovation Management
Definition
Innovation Management involves the implementation of some major transformation within a company, a process that, in the case of our clients, is often monitored at their Top Management level. Major transformations may involve offerings (products and services), organisation and process and/or innovative strategies and business models.
Altran’s Innovation Management Solution is unique in that it pools the Group’s know-how, expertise and methods throughout the different Industries worldwide.

Our customers' needs
- To create new sources of growth by leveraging emerging mega trends, exploiting current skills , or adopting an innovative business model
- To enhance innovation efficiency and competitiveness, sometimes simultaneously
- To master emerging technological challenges, an increasingly important requirement in a constantly changing world
- To manage global development activities efficiently; a key challenge that involves striking a balance between geographical and organisational complexity and access to technology, local market insight and cost efficient labor
- Last but not least, to enhance their innovative capacity and create an innovation-friendly culture
Scope
Topics
- Offering: supporting our clients in their efforts to transform products and services, i.e. enhanced functionality and/or performance, lower costs, shorter time-to-market.
- Organisation: transforming organisational systems to improve innovation performance (quality, costs, time).
- Business model: developing new innovation based strategies and enhancing economic value creation.
Approaches
- Content-driven: bringing our clients the specific expertise and know-how they lack.
- Process-driven: using creative methodologies to enhance the client teams’ innovative capacity.
- Results-driven: supplying tangible deliverables and results to clients, often at top-management level and related to high-impact business issues.
Innovation Management is also defined by the type of method employed: content-based, process-driven or result-oriented.




